HDR Timelapse and HDR Video

Most of this was shot with a Nikon D3 on auto bracketing firing 9 frames with 1EV jumps between. A couple sequences were shot with a Canon T2i and 3aeb +/-2EV.

The architectural interior sequences are actually just 8-12 total frames shot as a pano (each frame was a tonemapped version of the 9aeb capture). I then ran those 8-12 frames through Apple's Shake 4 and optical flow. It did a pretty good job at creating extra frames considering how big the jumps were between frames (amount panned). However, as you can see on some pans, there are artifacts (Left and Right edges where straight lines go wavy for a second). That is due to the software guessing at the movement of pixels between frames.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• HDR
• Timelapse
• HDR Timelapse
• HDR Video

[heuykiller]

I know you took 3 images with auto bracketing, but how did you get the HDR-effekt? It would take ages to make each picture into an HDR-image?

[hdriblog]

@heuykiller watch my videos on SNS-HDR Pro for your answer.

[chronic707]

this is how hdr should look!

[scottelly2]

Michael, the sunsets and the city scene are my favorites in this video. Awesome work! Keep it up! I bet you could sell those videos to city councils for advertising their cities. (Maybe you already do that, huh?)

[MatheusMK3]

Song names (all can be found on Garageband/iMovie):

#1 - Pastel Slide

#2 - Pendulum

#3 - Tour Bus

[peternjoroge712]

Wondrful amd amazing skills man..

[moondoggie71]

wow! That is awesome. I really like the City Center sequence.

[TheGuns999]

I guesss "HDR" Video's Will end the Era OF HD??? What say

[MarkyJayStudios]

thats a dang nice house!